by Destiny Adoption Services | Jan 5, 2019 | Adoptive Family Resources, Birth Mother Resources, Holidays
A new year brings the feeling of a new beginning. For birth parents and adoptive parents alike, the best new year’s resolutions for parents are to be the best you. For birth parents, being the best you means healing and processing your adoption experience — whether... 
by Destiny Adoption Services | Dec 16, 2018 | Birth Mother Resources, Counseling, Holidays
Placing a child for adoption can be an emotionally draining experience. Those feelings don’t just go away. For that reason, birth parent support, including post-adoption counseling and support groups, are recommended and offered for free by Destiny Adoption. But... 
by Destiny Adoption Services | Dec 6, 2018 | Adoptive Family Resources, Family Traditions, Holidays
The holidays are a time to celebrate the love of family. For children with open adoptions, those celebrations might include birth parents. Here are four wonderful ways to include birth parents in this year’s holiday festivities. 1. Record a Holiday Message Encourage... 
by Destiny Adoption Services | Oct 27, 2018 | Holidays
November is National Adoption Awareness Month. It is a celebration of the good that adoption does and a call to attention of the needs of children in foster care. National Adoption Awareness Month is celebrated around the country by adoption agencies, courthouses,... 
by Destiny Adoption Services | Jun 9, 2018 | Holidays
Chances are you know someone who was raised or is being raised without a father in their home. More and more children are raised by single mothers, growing up without the influence of a father. While many single mothers do an excellent job raising children on their... 
by Destiny Adoption Services | May 10, 2018 | Adoptive Family Resources, Family Traditions, Holidays
Mother’s Day is a time to honor mothers and everything they do for their children. On the second Sunday in May every year, people give gifts to the mothers in their lives to let them know how much they are appreciated. One group of mothers that often go unnoticed...
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